Need Help Customizing an ISO for my ASUS EEE 900A (work netbook)

[celticpride]

I bought this netbook to use simply for work. I work as a DJ and only need Itunes, google chrome, ccleaner, word, and excel in the computer, I also have an emulator that I would like to use with it, so I know I probably need to keep direct X.

I am pretty new at customizing windows ISO's, so I am really clueless when it comes to what I should keep, and what I should get rid of. I am trying to make the install as small as possible, and as fast as possible.

IIf anybody could help me, or lead me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

-Nick

P.S. I am using a version of windows XP from 2006 that was fine tuned and tweaked previously, and also did not know if running nlite on that kind of an ISO would work or not.

[johnhc]

celticpride, I think we are in a hazy area here. The nLite license agreement only allows personal use and not business or commercial use. Please read the agreement and see what you think. Here are some of my thoughts on your dilemma. First, check out this thread. Perhaps some good information on slimming down in your environment. Starting from a copy of Windows that has been altered by nLite or another program is very problematic. It will very likely lead to grief. At the top of the page is a link to the Unattended Guide. A good place to start if you cannot use nLite. Enjoy, John.